Sentence examples for contestable in from inspiring English sources
His kicks either find grass, or they're contestable in the air: I heard somewhere that in the whole of 2014, his 'contestable kick' success rate was 100 per cent.
Consequently, De Anima iii 5 is permanently contestable in terms of its final commitments.
Though intuitively powerful, the miracle argument is contestable in a number of ways.
They weren't aimless kicks either; they were contestable in the air and on the floor or found turf and challenged the Italians to play out of their third.
But with respect to questions still under active investigation, these cognitive values rarely reduce the scope for choice down to one option, and their interpretation and weights are contestable in any event (geocentrism was overturned only by overriding conservatism).
I am not so sure, however, that the ostensible evaporation of a "consensus" (if it ever existed --a clais that is contestable in and of itself) can be evidenced by the debate surrounding Hobby Lobby.
Authority was invariably a contestable affair in this area of south-east Wales long before the latest electoral insurgency.
Government plans for top-slicing – or contestable funding – in areas such as children's television will be published this week alongside proposals for a radical overhaul in how the BBC is governed and audited.
On such approaches, conflicts between earlier interests grounded in autonomy and later interests no longer so grounded become impossible, and the claim of authority of the earlier autonomous self over the current non-autonomous self loses its bite: the threshold of autonomy is so low as to cease to mark any contestable difference in authority.
It's possible, though, that the Constitution prohibits any such accusations from even being made in the first place, regardless of whether Arrivalstar's patents are valid and infringed (both hotly contestable issues in their own right).
We highlight the problem of rule-entrenchment, where analytical choices that are in principle contestable are arbitrarily fixed in practice, masking uncertainty and potentially introducing bias.
